Coolify ManagerGet the app

Open source · MIT · Not affiliated with Coolify

Your Coolify, in your pocket.

Monitor, deploy and debug your self-hosted apps from your phone — or straight from your browser. Free and open source.

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Resources

Try it — this preview is interactive.

Manage whatever your Coolify runs

  • Next.js
  • PostgreSQL
  • n8n
  • Nuxt
  • Redis
  • Ghost
  • Node.js
  • MongoDB
  • WordPress
  • Astro
  • MySQL
  • Supabase
  • Laravel
  • ClickHouse
  • MinIO
  • Django
  • MariaDB
  • Docker

Everything in one place.

Applications, databases and services in a single list — each with live status, a type chip and quick actions.

The Resources screen listing applications, databases and services with their status.

One tap, done.

Start, stop, restart, deploy or pull the latest image — without opening a laptop.

An application detail screen showing its domain and repository, with deploy, restart, stop, logs and pull actions.

Know what shipped.

Deployment history with the commit hash, its message and how long ago it ran.

A deployment history screen listing recent deployments with commit hashes and statuses.

See it happen.

Live build and runtime logs, streaming while the deployment runs.

A log screen streaming build output for a running deployment.

Built for the way you actually run things.

Every instance you run

Switch between all your Coolify servers from one place.

productionstaginghomelab

coolify.example.com

12 running1 stopped

Server health at a glance

See which servers are reachable and healthy before you deploy to them.

  • edge-eu-1Reachable
  • builder-01Unreachable

Deployment history

Every deploy, with its commit and outcome.

Success

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UUIDs, repositories and IPs — one tap.

k4s8w0c9g0kkCopied!

Multi-domain apps

Several domains split into separate, tappable links.

shop.example.comwww.example.com

Version-aware API

GET below Coolify 4.2.0, POST at 4.2.0 and above — detected for you.

GETPOST

Your token never leaves your device.

A diagram: your API token stays locked inside your device, while requests travel straight from the device to your own Coolify server. Nothing sits between the two.

  • The API token is stored on-device — Expo Secure Store on Android, Chrome sync storage in the extension.
  • Requests go straight from your device to the Coolify URL you configure. No developer infrastructure sits in between.
  • No advertising SDKs, no analytics, no crash reporters.
  • No device permissions beyond the operating system's secure storage.
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Chrome extension · v1.4.0

Same control, one click away.

When you are already at your desk, you do not need your phone. The extension puts the same resource list, the same one-click actions and the same deployment history in your browser toolbar.

Add to ChromeView on GitHub

A browser window with the Coolify Manager extension popup open in the toolbar, listing storefront-web, media-bucket and api-gateway with their statuses and one-click deploy, restart, stop and logs actions.

Connected in three steps.

  1. Enable API access

    In Coolify, go to Settings → Advanced → API Access

  2. Create a token

    Generate an API token with the permissions read · write · deploy

  3. Connect

    Open Settings in the app or the extension, paste your server URL and token, test the connection, and save.

Questions, answered.

Is Coolify Manager official?

No. Coolify Manager is an independent community project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or maintained by the Coolify team.

Where is my API token stored?

On your device. The Android app uses Expo Secure Store, the operating system's encrypted storage; the Chrome extension uses Chrome's sync storage. The token is never uploaded to the developer or to any third party.

Does it work with my version of Coolify?

Yes. State-changing actions use POST on Coolify 4.2.0 and above, and GET below it. The version is detected automatically when you test the connection, and you can override it manually.

Is it free?

Yes. Both the app and the extension are free and open source under the MIT licence.

Is there an iOS version?

Not on the App Store today. The app is built with Expo and its source is public, so an iOS build can be produced from the repository.

What can I manage from it?

Applications, databases, services, servers, deployments and logs — across multiple Coolify instances.

Take your Coolify with you.

Free, open source, and running against your own infrastructure.

Get it on Google PlayAdd to Chrome

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